Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2

Caden Harrington - 16 Jan, 2026

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Understanding Intrusive Thoughts and How ERP Therapy Works

OCD isn't about being neat - it's about intrusive thoughts that trigger crippling anxiety and compulsions. ERP therapy is the only proven way to break the cycle. Learn how it works and why most treatments fail.

Caden Harrington - 14 Jan, 2026

SSRIs and Opioids: How to Avoid Serotonin Syndrome Risk

Combining SSRIs and opioids can cause serotonin syndrome - a dangerous, sometimes fatal reaction. Learn which opioids are risky, how to prevent it, and what to do if symptoms appear.

Caden Harrington - 13 Jan, 2026

Radiation vs. Surgery: How to Choose the Best Local Cancer Treatment for You

Choosing between radiation and surgery for localized cancer isn't about which is better-it's about which fits your life. Learn how survival, side effects, and treatment time differ for prostate and lung cancer.

Caden Harrington - 12 Jan, 2026

Antibiotic-Related Liver Injury: What You Need to Know About Hepatitis and Cholestasis

Antibiotics can cause liver injury in the form of hepatitis or cholestasis, especially with prolonged use. Learn which drugs are riskiest, how to spot early signs, and what doctors do to prevent serious damage.

Caden Harrington - 11 Jan, 2026

Antipsychotics and Metabolic Risks: What You Need to Monitor

Antipsychotics can cause serious metabolic side effects like weight gain, diabetes, and heart disease. Learn which drugs are riskiest, how to monitor your health, and what to do if your numbers rise.

Caden Harrington - 10 Jan, 2026

Biologic Drugs: Why They Can't Be Copied Like Regular Pills

Biologic drugs are made from living cells and can't be copied exactly like regular pills. Learn why biosimilars are the only alternative, how they're made, and what this means for patients and costs.

Caden Harrington - 9 Jan, 2026

First-Mover Advantage: How Generic Drug Makers Win Big by Launching First

The first generic manufacturer to launch a drug after patent expiry captures up to 90% of the market share and maintains a lasting advantage due to pharmacy stocking habits, prescriber loyalty, and patient inertia. This edge is built into U.S. drug law and persists for years.

Caden Harrington - 8 Jan, 2026

Cough Suppressants and MAOIs: What You Need to Know About Dextromethorphan Risks

Dextromethorphan in common cough medicines can cause life-threatening serotonin syndrome when mixed with MAOI antidepressants. Learn the risks, symptoms, safe alternatives, and what to do if you accidentally combine them.

Caden Harrington - 7 Jan, 2026

Heart Medications and Their Dangerous Combinations: What to Avoid

Heart medications can save lives - but dangerous combinations with common drugs or supplements can cause heart attack, stroke, or death. Learn the top 7 risky pairings and how to protect yourself.

Caden Harrington - 6 Jan, 2026

Second-Generation Antihistamines: Safer, Non-Drowsy Options for Allergies

Second-generation antihistamines like loratadine, cetirizine, and fexofenadine offer effective allergy relief without the drowsiness of older meds. Learn how they work, which one suits you best, and why they're the top choice for millions.